Are you passionate about wildlife and inspiring others? Buglife is recruiting a Community Warden for Canvey Wick, a former oil refinery that has been reclaimed by nature. This incredible site is now home to thousands of species including the Shrill Carder Bee, Nightingale and Scarce Emerald Damselfly. Working with our partners, the RSPB and the Land Trust, you will be at the heart of reconnecting the local community with this amazing wildlife site. You will organise community outreach events (like bug hunts, walks, themes educational activities, citizen science, and arts and crafts) and be a spokesperson for one of the most fascinating wildlife sites in the UK. We are looking for someone who has experience in outreach and engagement, and empowering communities. You’ll know and will have examples of where you’ve worked with different audiences and be able to show how you’ve raised awareness of wildlife and environmental issues before. Do you have? A good level of ecological knowledge and understanding of conservation issues. Experience of organising and delivering outreach events to a wide range of audiences. Experience of raising public awareness of wildlife and environmental issues. Excellent written and oral communication skills, including report writing and producing online resources. A confident and persuasive manner. Experience of working in partnership with other organisations. Good computer skills, including use of internet, email, Microsoft Office, and Excel. Excellent organisational skills and the ability to plan and prioritise work. Social media skills. Full, current driving licence. Hours: 18.75 hours/week Contract type: Fixed term to 31st March 2027 Salary: £15,728.71 (£31,457.42 FTE) Location: Pitsea, South Essex (RSPB South Essex Marshes Office) This post will give you an opportunity to really make a difference. Please get in touch. Job description is available on our website for further details. Applications close on the 5th May 2025. Interview date: Week commencing 19th May 2025.